The ONeal School - Talon Yearbook (Southern Pines, NC)

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-sb' Tl-IE MIDDLE SCHOOL :..,:: - in has it 'Skagen A A Mig ' is f 11. Q N i l Jeanette Herlocker The Middle School years are a time for change. During this sensitive transitional period from elementary school to high school, Middle School students experience the changes that come from increased responsibility, a more rigororus academic environment, additional athletic opportunities, as well as various extracurricular activities. Students must make choices during this time when peer pressure is greatest and conflicting emotions are common. The Middle School faculty recognizes just how significant these years are and thus strives to give each student a taste of success, a yearning for independence, a sense of direction, and a sincere desire to develop potentialities. An abundance of energy and a high level of creativity, coupled with a more sophisticiated level of thought, often make this age group a most interesting one to teach. smrf e mv l.

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EIGHTHEIC-SHTH EIGHTHEIGHTHEIC-BHTHEIGHTHEIGHTHEIGQ- W o y K. F H.: 2 'Fi -M, . wr Courtney Lone Kevin Lemonds Dovicl Morfln Botfle Morgan Don Morrissey Jason Morton Darby Owen Wayne Robbins Holly Schrupp Jon Shelf Jennifer Skulo Mark Smifhson Chofloffe Tote Brion Thomcs Steve Wolls Jamey Weatherly Suzonne Wilson Tiffany Wedlock